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zooplankton
(Encyclopedia)zooplankton: see marine biology. ...plankton
(Encyclopedia)plankton: see marine biology.competition, in biology
(Encyclopedia)competition, in biology, relationship between members of the same or different species in which individuals are adversely affected by those having the same living requirements, such as food or space. ...inheritance, in biology
(Encyclopedia)inheritance, in biology: see heredity. ...gills, in biology
(Encyclopedia)CE5 Gills of a fish: Side view (A) and ventral view (B) gills, external respiratory organs of most aquatic animals. In fishes the gills are located in gill chambers at the rear of the mouth (phary...nucleus, in biology
(Encyclopedia)nucleus: see cell, in biology.Le Pen, Marine
(Encyclopedia)Le Pen, Marine (Marion Anne Perrine Le Pen) lə pĕn, pŏN [key], 1968–, French politician, daughter of Jean-Marie Le Pen. A lawyer, she was in private practice (1992–98) before becoming head of ...biometrics, in biology
(Encyclopedia)biometrics, also known as biostatistics or biometry, in biology, the development and application of statistical and mathematical methods to the analysis of data resulting from biological observations ...sport, in biology
(Encyclopedia)sport, in biology: see mutation. ...variation, in biology
(Encyclopedia)variation, in biology: see Darwinism. ...Browse by Subject
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